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Sara Ericsdotter

Birth2 October 1746 - Gunnilbo, Västmanland, Sweden
Death29 NOV 1817 - Kerrbo, Vastanfors, Vastmanland, Sweden
MotherAnna Persdotter
FatherErik Olsson

Born in Gunnilbo, Västmanland, Sweden on 2 October 1746 to Erik Olsson and Anna Persdotter. Sara Ericsdotter married Jan Pehrsson and had 7 children. She passed away on 29 NOV 1817 in Kerrbo, Vastanfors, Vastmanland, Sweden.

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Erik Olsson
1702 - 1763
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Anna Persdotter
1705 - 1755
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Jan Pehrsson
1745 - 1802
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Anna Jansson
1778 - 1801
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Per Jansson
1771 - 1830
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Eric Jansson
1775 - Unknown
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Caisa Jansdotter
1781 - 1781
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Anders Jansson
1786 - Unknown
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Johan Jansson
1782 - Unknown
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Petter Jansson
1776 - Unknown

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